[quote author=Haustraliah post=49836587]Good Day my good people.
I have been following this thread since 2014, Am not new here, and few people may know me.
Its very painful for all denials, may God grant the refused applicants their heart desire.
I got few solutions to the refused applicants, please listen attentively to the following instructions.
1. Age of 16 to 20 should only apply to college, or university.
2. Age 16 to 23 to university. (dont near college if above age of 23)
3.Avoid diploma,certificate programs if you are above 23.
FINANCIAL ISSUES
4. Masters applicants must show prove of fund readily available for studies. i.e. money specially kept in your account (Study Grant, Academic Grant) etc, for feeding, tuition, transportation and books,
5. Sponsorship account alone is not sufficient as prove of fund,
6. Show evidence of employment in home country and evidence of income.
7. write a very strong SOP and explain each academic gaps.
Canadian immigration do not stop issuance of study permit, they only changed their policy over review of student visa for Nigerian applicants due to some reasons. (student claiming asylum upon arrival, recession in Nigeria etc)
For applicant with third class, Hnd, or second class lower with age 16 to 20 can still apply for diploma, graduate diploma and certificate diploma.
If you are above the listed age, and you apply, your chance is very slim and hopefully the success rate is 1 out of 5 applicant.
You can contribute more to this.
Good luck.[/quote



What about someone that graduated with third class, age 29 to 31...so u mean no need of applying sir?

For that age bracket diploma, pgd or pgc programs are not really encouraged, why not try Australia.

michV:
yea of cos if you have 1,that means you ll be addressing the refund to a third party,if you don't possess one

Canadian schools won't pay the refund into any domiciliary account if it didn't come originally from the domiciliary account.

If you got your money via CBN form A directly then they would refund the money to your bank . Your bank will refund exactly the amount you paid in Naira. #sadnews.

How did I get to know? I'm in the middle of it. I asked my school to pay into my domiciliary account but they said they will refund the dollars to my bank then my bank will refund exactly the amount I paid in Naira.

ziggy3579:
Better, na dollar I want back make dem no go send me one stupid naira .

Unfortunately,they will pay the exact amount you paid in Naira.

Avalon316:


Canadian schools won't pay the refund into any domiciliary account if it didn't come originally from the domiciliary account.

If you got your money via CBN form A directly then they would refund the money to your bank . Your bank will refund exactly the amount you paid in Naira. #sadnews.

How did I get to know? I'm in the middle of it. I asked my school to pay into my domiciliary account but they said they will refund the dollars to my bank then my bank will refund exactly the amount I paid in Naira.

Bro I don't think your right, my school ONLY refund in USD or CAD..I mailed them trying to no the type of account they prefer but behold they said domiciliary account and it must be same surname that paid the tuition initially.

tayonani:
bro, it will work well, pls ppl stop all ur generalization and work on ur next applications. If u re of age dont use sponsor Acct.
I was refused to but i know what i want, will re apply soon early nxt yr

You mean that guys in their 30s shouldn't use sponsor's account? What if the principal applicant doesn't have all the money he need a for tuition and upkeep?

mryoung16:




Bro I don't think your right, my school ONLY refund in USD or CAD..I mailed them trying to no the type of account they prefer but behold they said domiciliary account and it must be same surname that paid the tuition initially.

If the initial payment was made through the domiciliary account,then the refund will go back there.
But if your bank got dollars from CBN on your behalf,then the dollars goes back to them.

mryoung16:




Bro I don't think your right, my school ONLY refund in USD or CAD..I mailed them trying to no the type of account they prefer but behold they said domiciliary account and it must be same surname that paid the tuition initially.

If the initial payment was made through the domiciliary account,then the refund will go back there.
But if your bank got dollars from CBN on your behalf,then the dollars goes back to them.

You get exactly the amount you paid in dollars

Avalon316:


If the initial payment was made through the domiciliary account,then the refund will go back there.
But if your bank got dollars from CBN on your behalf,then the dollars goes back to them.

You get exactly the amount you paid in dollars

Do they accept refund to a third party in Cad/usd over there (Canada)?

michV:
#smiles..i see no mistake here. When you have paid your tuition fee in full with evidence by the receipt.if it were insufficient funds to maintain your self or transporting yourself to and fro canada,my sister i may agree with you.the VO should have TICKED insufficient funds without working in Canada to maintain yourself or transport yourself then i might agree the VO was somehow right with his discretion.

@michV, I just sent u a PM, please, kindly reply

Mikymiko:
Do they accept refund to a third party in Cad/usd over there (Canada)?

Nope. They don't.

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Avalon316:


Nope. They don't.

Avalon, did you try requesting for refund to a third party in Canada?

In fact what's ur school name?

Haustraliah:

Most Canadian universities do not require English test for applicants from Nigeria, meanwhile you can request for waiver.
I think Memorial university dont waive it.

for real? Who else can confirm?

Haustraliah:

Most Canadian universities do not require English test for applicants from Nigeria, meanwhile you can request for waiver.
I think Memorial university dont waive it.

Am 18 i graduated from secondary school last year.But my big fear is my ssce result neco which contains only Cs.can i get into a good premed programme at a reputable university with such result? which ones will you recommend?

ps: i still have a lot of questions to ask some might seem silly but please bear with me.

What the amount you're requested to pay?

burrytee:

Sure they do. I was asked to pay some part to convert my conditional admission to official admission. I jst prefer my other option to these schl.

Hi guys, please I really need your advise on these issues

1) my sponsor is not a family member
2) I've been unemployed for a year without any income but I've been under going a fashion designing course with a certificate to prove it; hope these wont affect my chances of been approved.
3) which is more resonable; to do medicals before submitting my application or to wait for the immigration office to call for medicals.


I will really appreciate responses

Haustraliah:

Most Canadian universities do not require English test for applicants from Nigeria, meanwhile you can request for waiver.
I think Memorial university dont waive it.

From MUN.... U dnt need toefl if frm an english speaking country

tysaxmalomo:




From what I know, if you need a supervisor, are u contacting them to supervise you in their area of interest as regards research and are u mailing them without a prototype of your research proposal? Most professors will not take u serious if you don't send them a draft of your research proposal, make sure your introduction gives them enough info to know hat your research is going to be about.

pls can u send me a sample... kennynelcon@gmail.com. Thank you

Judgepelumi:

From MUN.... U dnt need toefl if frm an english speaking country

but i haven't completed any university program.i just graduated from secondary school last year?

michV:
To the bolded of your GCMS NOTE, this is just a silly excuse since the VO couldn't see what to lay hands to refuse you..as you have increased your bank statement which totaled 2.1m is ok and as you have put assets too,it is okay.if you are being refused again which i don't pray for,Just know that the VO doesn't want to give you the visa cos of the PGD program and try another country where ur cgpa can get you masters..

Thank you michV.... please I'd like to send you a PM.... kinda urgent.

FINgames:
but i haven't completed any university program.i just graduated from secondary school last year?

Then i think u need toefl. Better still, write the school and inquire

Mikymiko:
Avalon, did you try requesting for refund to a third party in Canada?

In fact what's ur school name?

Third party na long thing. My school,fanshawe college, refused to refund the school fees into my domiciliary account. They would return the money to Access bank and access bank would return the exact amount I paid in naira fee months ago.

kennynelcon:

pls can u send me a sample... kennynelcon@gmail.com. Thank you

No need for sample. Look for a research topic and develop a proposal max 10pages demonstrating wat u plan to investigate in ur research work. Attach ur transcript in the mail and proposal and a professional mail to the prof and i believe u av their attention

Avalon316:


Third party na long thing. My school,fanshawe college, refused to refund the school fees into my domiciliary account. They would return the money to Access bank and access bank would return the exact amount I paid in naira fee months ago.

Your school wanna play safe because if they do as u requested, definitely the body that sold the something to you will be at alert. It will then unfold.

Avalon316:


Third party na long thing. My school,fanshawe college, refused to refund the school fees into my domiciliary account. They would return the money to Access bank and access bank would return the exact amount I paid in naira fee months ago.

I have to confirm from the first bank on Tuesday at least to be cleared, I just seem not to understand yet.. I was the person who paid the tuition and finally school requested my domiciliary account since they don't pay in any other account..will ask bank shaa. Thanks

mryoung16:



I have to confirm from the first bank on Tuesday at least to be cleared, I just seem not to understand yet.. I was the person who paid the tuition and finally school requested my domiciliary account since they don't pay in any other account..will ask bank shaa. Thanks

Was it via form A and what rate and around which month did you made the payment?

FINgames:
Am 18 i graduated from secondary school last year.But my big fear is my ssce result neco which contains only Cs.can i get into a good premed programme at a reputable university with such result? which ones will you recommend?

ps: i still have a lot of questions to ask some might seem silly but please bear with me.

you need tofel since your applying for medicine or you can do alevels then ger into univeristy d following year but u can try and apply to some universities to know if they will accept u....i also wanna study medicine but am doing alevels first

Judgepelumi:

No need for sample. Look for a research topic and develop a proposal max 10pages demonstrating wat u plan to investigate in ur research work. Attach ur transcript in the mail and proposal and a professional mail to the prof and i believe u av their attention

OK thanks.

bimpe011:

you need tofel since your applying for medicine or you can do alevels then ger into univeristy d following year but u can try and apply to some universities to know if they will accept u....i also wanna study medicine but am doing alevels first

thanks b ut what of engineering do they also need this.

Avalon316:


Canadian schools won't pay the refund into any domiciliary account if it didn't come originally from the domiciliary account.

If you got your money via CBN form A directly then they would refund the money to your bank . Your bank will refund exactly the amount you paid in Naira. #sadnews.

How did I get to know? I'm in the middle of it. I asked my school to pay into my domiciliary account but they said they will refund the dollars to my bank then my bank will refund exactly the amount I paid in Naira.

You can request the school refund to your authorized agent (3rd party). If you have a trusted relative in Canada, you can authorize the relative to collect the fund on your behalf and then remit it to you.

Mikymiko:
Was it via form A and what rate and around which month did you made the payment?

@Mikymiko, Form A, (CAD 8940) paid early June.